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A planning application has been lodged to change a former commercial store back to residential use.
Views are being sought on BT’s plans to remove almost 20 public call boxes.
A new education project is inspiring school pupils to consider a future career in heritage.
Historic venues will be hopping into spring as they host Easter egg trails for families.
Macduff Shipyards has completed its latest new build fishing vessel Gracious.
Pupils from two schools got a taster of careers in agriculture at a demonstration event.
Banff Castle Rocks will return bigger and better this year with the introduction of a second stage.
Several tourism businesses from Aberdeenshire are to attend an event to help them grow by reaching more visitors.
A new pilot project is set to be launched aimed at providing access to transport and crisis support for communities.
LEGO enthusiasts will have the opportunity to share their creations at an upcoming event.
TechFest has concluded its Masterclass series aimed at encouraging, inspiring and engaging young people in the art and practice of mathematics.
A teenager who lost both his legs in a car crash was invited to Westminster by his local MP.
Aberdeenshire carers in full and part-time education could be entitled to over £4900 a year in financial support from Social Security Scotland.
A MSP has written to the Health Secretary after NHS Grampian confirmed there would be a 13-month delay to a urological unit.
A community folk group will welcome a multi award-winning singer to its upcoming concert.
Glenfiddich and the Aston Martin F1 Team made its mark on Shanghai during the Chinese Grand Prix.
A local authority has confirmed a renewed commitment to safeguarding the long-term economic sustainability of a harbour.
A woman who overcame cancer is starring in a new video to launch Cancer Research UK’s ultimate Race for Life playlist.
Ambitious funding has enabled projects to be realised in two towns which has driven innovation, community engagement and local economic growth.
Police and the National Farmers Union Scotland have warned about a rise in quad bike and vehicle thefts from rural areas.
